Indirect measurement of blood pressure during exercise testing can be misleading.

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Br Heart J. 1985 June; 53(6): 611–615.

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Indirect measurement of blood pressure during exercise testing can be misleading.

B A Gould, R S Hornung, D G Altman, P M Cashman, and E B Raftery

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